revelative
/ˈrɛvələtɪv/ /rɛv(ə)lətɪv/adjective
Serving to reveal something, especially significant information; revelatory; demonstrative of something.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Chambers's Papers for People. From classical Latin revēlāt-, past participial stem of revēlāre reveal + -ive. Compare post-classical Latin revelativus.
- friction clutch
- friction drive
- frictioned
- frictionless
- frictionlessly
- friction tape
- friction welding
- Friday
- Friday-face
- Friday-faced
- Friday fare
- Friday feast
- Friday prayers
- Fridays
- fridge
- fridge-freezer
- fried
- Friedan, Betty
- Friedman, Milton
- Friedrich, Caspar David
- friend
- friendess
- friend-foe
- reserve judgement
- reserveless